The Clifton clarion., 1887-01-05

And meath Q bed of pansies lie
 But don't you do it. You lool nice enough to be an angel bu Lightbody & James need you as customer. Send for blank meas urements and samples. Orders for shoes, shirts, underwear, hats cts, promptly filled.
 LIGHTRoDY & JAMES, Fl Paso, Tex
 Con Keheler returned to his ranch in Bear Valley on Tuesday
 F. R. Hageman left for Deming on Tuesday; he has been in the employ of the Eagle Creek ranch for some time.
 For some reason not explained the outgoing Board of Supervis- DTS did not meet on the last day of December.
 Pedro Michelena Is the new clerk of the Board of Supervisors, and Hyrum Weech is the chairman. The Board organized on Monday and will probably remain in session all the week.
 Mrs. Petery has opened q laun- dry above the railroad depot, to be known as the "Railrord Laundry" All work done in good style. Please give her call or send postal.
 The Arizona Copper Co., at the Brick Store, have just received a large assortment of Gents furnish ing goods and ready made cloth ing: they also have a full line of California shirts and drawers. a
 The waste from the Arizona COZ per company's concentrator. winch Is turned into the river at tine works, colors the water for q long distance below and renders the water unfit for domestic use.
 The Elma Restaurant was re- opened on Monday by Sam Yuug. This makes two restaurants in this place conducted by Chinamen, and both advertise in the CLARION. Sam Yung's card appears in this issue.
 At the meeting held at the office of the Arizona copper company, on the evening of Dec. 9lst., for the purpose of electing a recorder for the Copper Mountain Mining Dis trict, Sig Welsl was reelected to that position.
 Charles Merrick, of '.Merrick's Mems Wear Mart" Fl Paso, Is a new advertiser but hereafter his will be a familiar name to our readers. Mr. Merrick Is one of the leading dealers of mems wear in Fl Paso; is prompt and reliable and guarantees satisfaction to his patrons:
 H. NJ. Robertson x Co.,, are q new firm in Fl Paso, in the pro duce and commission line. Mir. Robertson was formerly connected with the firm of Smith & Thomp- son of that place, and knows the wants of the merchants of the country tributary to Fl Paso. See their "ad' in this issue.
 The old and well known firm of L. B. Freudenthal & O.. iobbers in dry goods, groceres, arms and ammunition; come before our read CTS this issue, with a new advertise ment. They are one of the oldest firms in Fl Faso and carry an un- usually large stock of goods, which they sell at close margins as many of our merchants can testify.
 Hon. P. J. Bolan, of Solomon vile, is in the city. Mir. BoIan is the chairman of the territorial democratic central committee, and as such demonstrated to the party his fitness for the place. His county gave the grandest demo- cratic majority in proportion to the votes cast of any county in the territory. Mir. Bolan will be in the city for two or three days.-Sar of Dee. 29th.
 We are creditably informed that Charles Lezinsky, formerly of Cliff ton, and owner of one-half of the Pearson Block, has become inter ested, through Mir. Cranz, in the Darwin Group of mines, in the Tyndall District, Santa Rita noun talns; and that operations at that point will soon be commenced on a large scale. Messrs. Charles and Henry Lezinsky have resided in New York City since they sold the Clifton mines for S3. 600 00O.- Min.